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Donated land, institution grants and governmental funding sources were key to the project. A housing trust formed in 2019 found support totaling nearly $400,000. Now the group is looking to raise $500,000 for more homes.
To close 2021, Mainebiz presents 10 of the most uplifting stories we reported over the year.
The Finance Authority of Maine's annual “At Work for Maine” awards, which recognize contributions of businesses and others to the state, were presented virtually for the second year.
The sellers wanted to see it the yard remain as a working waterfront. The buyers plan to address infrastructure challenges and create a business incubator and marine business hub.
Funding will come from the $200 million Pandemic Assistance to Timber Harvesters and Haulers Program, created by the Loggers Relief Act in 2020.
USDA Rural Development has named Hampson as state director, with a mandate to invest in and advocate for rural Mainers. Mainebiz talked with her Wednesday about how she hopes to achieve that goal.
Picker House Lofts, expected to break ground in late 2022, will convert a 79,000-square-foot building into 46 units of workforce and 26 units of market-rate housing. Development cost is estimated to be $22.4 million.
A growing portion of grant funding and applicants, supported by an expanding partnership of community banks, tells a story of how local investment can make an impact for a downtown business community.
The business development hub and coworking space is designed for existing companies that want to grow as well as for startups, business students and other community members across Washington County.
Maine’s first-ever Wabanaki Cultural Tourism Initiative envisions a multifaceted effort to create a robust year-round Native tourism infrastructure. The goal is to have a thriving tourism economy involving the five Wabanaki tribes in Maine by 2030.
Representatives of 10 startups that participated in the Roux Institute Techstars Accelerator program presented their products and services to a live and virtual audience.
The Genesis Fund received the grant from the U.S. Treasury Department to increase lending for affordable housing and other community development projects.
Three out of 10 participating startups in the Roux Institute Techstars Accelerator class of 2021, including one from Chile, are gearing up to relocate to Maine.
Fork Food Lab will use new federal money to add staff and help member businesses scale up, the executive director of the shared commercial kitchen and startup incubator tells Mainebiz.
A year after Maine released a four-year climate action plan, Gov. Janet Mills announced nearly $25 million in funding to help communities prepare and adapt on various fronts.
Representatives from a cross-section of Maine nonprofits share their fundraising priorities and plans for 2022 with Mainebiz.